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>Obviously you have become
>frustrated by your inability to defend your own position

I have defended my position and proven it. People can look at the
various posts and decide for themselves.

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nnalyd@yahoo.com wrote:

>>If God breathes the words to a prophet or apostles, and that
>>prophet or apostle writes them down, and then I read or hear those
>>same words, how can you construe that I haven't recieved the
>>breath of God?
>
> The point is that you would be reading SCRIPTURE or hearing SCRIPTURE
> (I'm yelling because I'm trying to penetrate that extra layer of
> stubornnesss in your head).. The Bible writers were like secretaries
> receiving the word of God and writing it done.

"done"? You need to get a thesaurus. But what do you think
the difference is between 1. An apostle hear God's words
(and writing them down) and 2. Me hearing God's words because
somebody reads aloud what the Apostle wrote down? We both
end up with the same words, afterall.


>>So that's who you worship: Gog, the symbol of all enemies
>>of God:
>
> How clever- taking advantage of a typo. Golly you sure got me there
> Bart.


You're the one who started the petty typo picking. So don't
get huffy if you can't take what you dish out. (This isn't
you're only double standard, hypocrit.)

Bart

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F Erbeznik wrote:
> What does this passage mean to you? Luke 14:26 "If anyone comes to
Me,
> and does not hate his own father and mother and wife and children and
> brothers and sisters, yes, even his own life, he cannot be my
> disciple."
>
> Hate is a pretty strong word. He didn't say, dislike, care for, put
up
> with, or love. Why did He use the word hate?

Very interesting "problem".

I think that this statement is something like the one about the big
camel going through the eye of the [sewing] needle. In man's view of
reality it is impossible for the camel to do so, but for God, something
as difficult as that, is not impossible.

Which reminds me of a Mr. Rogers (a repair man in Arkansas many years
ago) who had his slogan painted on the side of his pick-up truck. The
slogan read, "It can be done."